As promised, here is the pattern for the bath mitts I made for my 4-year-old. They have been knitted flat in garter stitch in one piece and ...

I had a small amount of some leftover Noro that wasn't enough to make an item by itself, but if I added a bit of a matching solid colore...

Every now and then I like to sit down, relax and have a cup of tea. Unfortunately, just when I am relaxing seems to be the time for domestic...

This is Snowflakes, my fair-isle wheel patterned tam. It will fit most small to medium sized adult heads. It is my own design and I'm sh...

I found this pair of gloves in a tiny shop that sells imported South American handcrafts. They're bright and colorful, a delight for chi...

Here's another pair of mittens, this time sized for a toddler. I was using Elizabeth Durand's pattern for making children's mit...

Here is a roomy handbag to knit using 2 strands of worsted weight wool. Make sure your yarn is not superwash wool or a natural white color o...

After knitting so many infant hats for charity last week, I had to make a hat for my 3-year-old. He had informed me that I'd made all ...

Here is my pattern for a newborn size hat with earflaps. By newborn size, I mean the hat is designed to fit a 13" to 15" head (33-...

This is a simple project, perfect for recycling yarn and food packaging. It's a knitterly way to dress up a simple vase or pencil cup. T...

The weather has cooled substantially this week. I'm feeling like knitting again, yay! I've finished the sashings on the mitered baby...